Y. W. C A. Notes

The third lesson in "The New Testament Story" wiill be given Thursday evening from 7 to' 8. The text studied will be from the fourth chapter oí Luke and the first four ehapterj of Mattliew and John. Please be prompt, as the music class begins at 8. This is a free class and visitors are welkome. "Build a little fence of trust around fco-day, Fill the space with living work anJ therein stay." Do you know ttieit gjr] next door ? 0Ld you ever ask her to1 come to Y. W. C. A.? Dkl j-tu offer to oall for her to go with you ? IMd you do so? Do you know how many et'ranger glrls in Ann Arbor eay, "I want to gio to T. W. C. A., but I don't know anybody, and I hate to go alone." What are you goiing to do about this ? We i'-an wwrk better wluen we know liiow to rest. PhysLoal Culture teaches bnw to do this. Come to the rooms Momlay evnin:i at 7:30 . AVe espeoially cali attention to the olass in vocal music unde-r cliarge of Miss Liebig. This olass is doing excellent -viork and ouglit to doublé its members for the seoomd term which is just begimning. Visit the cdass and judge for yourself. An int-eresting Bprics of pictures will be sluovn to the Bi'ble class Thursday afterooon and evening of this week. They are descriptive of the early years of Christ's life and of the coui try in which he lived. Tlie eminent eomedila-n, "Tim MnR phy," and hls high elass organization, billed to appear at the Grand Opera House Saturday jiight Feb. 13, has n.ot only received the unaniimous pnaise of both press and public for the pnoduction of hie doublé bill, l'01d Inoocenee'' and "Sir Henry Hypnotized," wherever presented this season, but will receive the unconditional endorsemenjt of the manager.